The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-09-23

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Paper window glass is now said to be
an assured fact. As described: A win
dow pane is made of white paper, man
ufactured from cotton or linen, and mod
flied by chemical action. Afterward the
paper is dipped in a preparation of cam
phor and alcohol, which makes it like
parchment. From this point it can be
nodded and cut into remarkably tough
sheets entirely transparent, and it can be
dyed with almost the whole of the ami
line c%olcrs, the result being a transparent
sheet, showing far more vivid hues than
the best glass exhibits.
The firm of Hsrker s. Bird remove
their stock of goods to Mitchell this
week. Another stock will immediately
be put in the building by Mr.. j. Huker,
of Mitchell, and his nephew, Mr.. w.
Harker, of Aurelia. and run under the
firm name of Harker & Harker. Mr.. j.
Motif will be retained in the store here
as general manager.
These fine afternoons are great for
promenades and the ladies are out in full
force. We noticed two couple coming
from opposite directions the other day
and as they passed they exchanged very
formal bows, and then looked back,
bringing all four face to face again.
The looks this time were decidedly
fringed.
The Plankinton Free Press says of the
base ball games at the fair here last
week: The Kimball club sent word
that they would be here. but they failed
TO come. Revenge is sweet." The Press
either lies or has been misinformed. The
Kimball club did not send word that
they would come. If they had you csn
bet they would have been on hand.
Here is al item of interest for the
ladies: If white clothing. say 8 dress, is
put away in a drawer or closet, it will be-
come yellow, But if placed in a box
lined with blue paper, or wrapped in a
dark blue cloth, it will come ont as
white as it ave- was, no matter how
long it lies.
Justice is not dead in Sioux City at
least. Guilty of ~msnslaughter" is the
verdict Of the jury in the Munchrath
case. BE was, it viii be remembered,
tried for completely in the Haddock
murder. Arensdorf's second trial has
been set for November ID.
White Lake has let the contract for an
artesian well. The contractors, Swan &
Co., now at Salem, drill the we'll for 50
per foot to any depth-to 10, 900 feet the
Tines says-and if sufficient flow lie
struck inside OF 1000 feet they give a re-
bate of 5000.
Treasurer jenkins is out collecting
delinquent personal taxes. All such de-
%linquents have been notified by card and
through the papers and any hardships
that may arise from seizure of property
will be the result of there W neglect.
Every Dakota farmer should read one
or more farm papers-the one nearest
home first of all, and that pspcr is the
Dakota Farmer, published at Huron,
Dakota, at only one 81. 90 a year. Send
for sample copy and premium offers.
j. NJ. Dunn, al attorney and loan bro.
ker of LeMars. Iowa, wants exhibits for
the Sioux City Corn Palace and for ex.
hibltion in Illinois. Peter Egan of This
place will receive contributions and for.
ward them to him.
A large number of Brule county farm
ers are cutting and shocking their corr
this season-after the manner Of the
East. It's the little savings on q farm
as in all other lines Of husiness-that
count.
Old lady-"Conductor. I hope there
amt going to be a collision" Con.
ductor-"I guess not" Old LADY,
want you to be very keerful. I've go,
two dozen eggs in this basket."-Er
The NorM Dakota Farmer is the hand.
soonest and best farm journal published
for the farmers of this section. For the
present we arc clubbing it with the
GRAPHIC for S1.75 for both papers,
Royce & Lansing Comedy Company
who were here about q year ago, may
count on a full house this time. An en-
tire change Of program will be presented
by the same able artists.
The long pending suit of CornciiuI
Miller VS.. Geo. Richardson, was decided
by Major A. J. Kellam, sitting as q ref
cree. last week, in favor of Mr.. Miller.
The erase is unusually heavy and tai
this season. If q prairie fire gets started
it will be big Don't put off max
ing fire breaks until the last minute.
Geo. Savage brought into our otlc
Saturday an enormous beet. which W,
now have on exhibition. Ii is three fee
long and weighs twenty pounds.
Mitchell is trying to get up a base bal
tournament during the fair next week
Don't thlak it will pan out well; Purse
~l~o DiS SuouSn.
If a horse is sponged all over with soal
suds in which has been placed a littl,
carbolic acid the flies will not bother hin
for several hours.
The kimball Base Ball Club are in re
ceipt of al invitation to attend the Jer
auld county fair. and play for the sl5
purse.
Royce & Lansing Musical Coined,
Company and Bell Ringers, at The oper
house II week from next Tuesday eve
ming.
l.. D. Bardin will build a $500 additio,
to his house recently purchased of Dr
Ross. George Brady has the contract,
The Thursday evening train was a
excursion train and four hours late
About 80 passengers got off here.
The Milwaukee company are replacin
the 45-pound rails between Iankton an,